The Division of Community Development, within the Department of Metropolitan Development, administers grants made available from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In doing so, the division completes reports and works to help its project sponsors remain in compliance with HUD regulations.
Community Development largely divides its staff into teams to handle each of the entitlement grants received by the City. Each team is responsible for writing the performance-based contracts, monitoring each project, and completing all financial work and accounting for its respective grant. The division's compliance team assists with the task of ensuring that construction projects are meeting code compliance standards on both a long-term and regulatory basis. The remainder of the staff manages other competitive grants or manages other construction projects that coincide with the five main grants in the division (CDBG; HOME; Continuum of Care (CoC); HOPWA; and ESG.)
The Community Development Division also administers the Indy Land Bank, an effort by the Division and the City to help return troubled properties to productive and economically viable uss, eliminate public safety hot spots and improve the quality of life in Indianapolis neighborhoods
NSP1 Substantial Amendment for Public Comment- Please review the attached NSP1 Substantial Amendment at the following link:
NSP1 Substantial Amendment
NSP1 Substantial Amendment Revision 3
Project Rankings for CoC Applications -Fiscal Year 2012
2013 Multi-family Application with Addendum
2013 Action Plan Applications Forms
2013 Action Plan Application Powerpoint2013 Homeownership Application Proforma2013 Human Services Funds Application2013 Rental Application Proforma 2013 CDBG Funds Application (word)
NSP3 Substantial Amendment Revisions
NSP3 Document Link
Indianapolis Housing Trust Fund NoticeLetter of Intent for Housing Trust Fund
NSP 3 Final Application with Public CommentsNSP3 Final link (may take a minute to load)
UNWA-TIF Development Implementation PlanUNWA TIF Plan (may take a few minutes to open)
Abandoned HousingAbandoned Housing Action Plan
INDY NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM (NSP):
NSP Performance Reports2nd Qtr 20093rd Qtr 20094th Qtr 20091st Qtr 20102nd Qtr 20103rd Qtr 20104th Qtr 20101st Qtr 20112nd Qtr 20113rd Qtr 2011
4th Qtr 2011
1st QTR NSP 2012
3rd QTR NSP 2012
4th QTR NSP 2012
3rd QTR NSP 3 2011 4th QTR NSP3 20111ST QTR NSP3 2012
4th QTR NSP3 2012
The NSP Plan for Indy: Indy NSP Plan
Target Areas for NSP funds:Target Areas for NSP Funds-Map
Presentations from the Redevelopment Planning CouncilPresentation #1Presentation #2Presentation #3Planning Council Organizations
NSP Maps (pdf format):Low and Middle Income Target Areas & 2007-08 Foreclosures- Map 1Foreclosure Risk - Map 2Percent of High Cost Loans - Map 3Percent of 120 and below area median income - Map 4
USPS Postal Vacancy Rates - Map 5
Foreclosure Density - Map 6NSP General Target Areas - Map 7
Division of Community Development
City-County Building200 E. Washington St.Suite 2042Indianapolis, IN 46204
Tel: (317) 327-5355Fax: (317) 327-5908
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